Inversion Table VELLOFIT 300
Get everything you need for effective back pain relief with the VelloFit 300 Inversion Table. The soft backrest provides a deep, full-body stretch, allowing you to relax and relieve tension in minutes. The “Embrace” ankle supports fit securely and comfortably around your ankles. Enjoy a pleasurable stretch with the stretch grips. Easy to fold and store, the VelloFit 300 Inversion Table makes back pain relief simpler than ever.
- Comfortable Backrest: Features a firm, flexible surface that enhances the stretch better than any other inversion table.
- Adjustable Angle Strap: Easily adjust your angle for a safe and controlled partial inversion.
- Soft Foam-Lined Ankle Supports: Wraparound design evenly distributes pressure for enhanced comfort.
- Spring-Loaded Ankle Closure: T-grip system securely locks ankle supports in place for added safety.
- Full Inversion Capability: Provides secure locking and supports inverted exercises.
- Heavy-Gauge Steel Construction: Heat-treated for exceptional strength and durability.
- Space-Saving Design: Folds easily for convenient storage.
- Floor Protection: Designed to prevent damage to your flooring during use.
- Easy Assembly: Quick and straightforward setup.
- 5-Year Warranty: Backed by a reliable long-term guarantee.
• Adjustable height from 147 cm to 198 cm
• Supports up to 150 Kg of weight
• Inversion table weight: 22 kg
• Packaging dimensions and weight: 129 x 78.5 x 15 cm, 25 kg
The inversion table weighs only 22 kg.
Frequently Asked Questions
You should start with 1-2 minutes per session and gradually increase the time as you feel comfortable. You can work up to 3-5 minutes, or until your muscles relax.
For best results, you can use the inversion table every day.
You should consult your doctor before using an inversion table if you have certain medical conditions, such as high blood pressure, heart disease, glaucoma, or a history of stroke. You should also consult your doctor if you have arthritis in your knee or hip.
The answer is simple: the angle that feels most comfortable for you. It may take some time for your body to adjust to being upside down and for your muscles to relax while inverted. Listen to your body and only invert to an angle where you can fully relax.
Over time, we recommend gradually working up to a 60-degree angle (parallel to the rear legs of the frame). This is often referred to as the “magic angle” because, at this point, the pressure on your discs is reduced to zero or near zero, allowing for full decompression.